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Afrikaans in 1800
Dr. Willem Botha Afrikaans was teen die einde van die 1700’s waarskynlik reeds stewig as die spreektaal van duisende mense van alle bevolkingsgroepe aan die Kaap gevestig. Nederlands was aan…
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LESERSBRIEF: ‘Hou amptenare verantwoordelik’
Ek verwys na die berig “Appèl kom oor gat in Birdstraat” (Eikestadnuus, 24 April). Die berig is eensydig soos talle ander berigte wat al geplaas is. Wat die Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit nie verklaar…
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LESERSBRIEF: Botmaskop – Houding grief
Die debat rondom die Botmaskopontwikkeling in Stellenbosch het gelei tot ‘n verskeidenheid menings, wanvoorstellings en nuwe verdeeldhede. As inwoner of belanghebbende is jy óf vir óf teen, met geen ruimte…
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VAT: ‘Not under our watch’ – says DA, EFF
The Western Cape High Court is expected to deliver judgement by no later than 29 April following an urgent application by the DA and EFF to have the 0,5% VAT…
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Students urged to work together to fight crime
The US Student Representative Council’s (SRC) recently held a safety imbizo with the aim of helping to address crime.
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Cloetesville-sibbe bied haarsnit met doel
‘n Broer en suster van Cloetesville hoop hul nuwe gemeenskapsprojek Neat to Feed kan plaaslikes help deur die hare te laat waai.
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Nuwe sonars geskenk
Danksy ‘n skenking van die Stellenbosch-rotariërklub is die plaaslike hospitaal twee nuwe sonaarmasjiene ryker.
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Semi-final awaits Stellies
Stellenbosch Football Club has made it to the semi-finals of the CAF Confederation Cup, which is taking place this weekend.
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Stellenbosch-krieket vereer sy blinkste sterre
Stellenbosch-krieketklub het onlangs hul top spelers van die afgelope seisoen vereer.
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High Court decision welcomed to set aside R8 billion locomotive contract
The High Court annulled a R8 billion locomotive contract between Transnet and Wabtec, advancing efforts against corruption within South African enterprises.
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